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Trek 4900 WSD

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    Submitted by Shi a Weekend Warrior from Denver, CO, USA
    Date Reviewed: September 18, 2002
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $469.00
    Purchased At:Treadz
    Strengths:Lightweight, women's frame, judy shox, nice seat
    Weaknesses:platform pedals-- need to change to clipless or toe clips
    Similar Products Used:none- 1st mtn bike
    Bike Setup:default
    Bottom Line:Good for the price, very upgradeable. Excellent "first" mtn bike.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Kate a Cross Country Rider from Oxford, England
    Date Reviewed: April 21, 2002
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $529.00
    Purchased At:Beeline Bikes, Oxford
    Strengths:Cheap, Only entry level WSD bike around, light, fully upgradeable and has disc mounts. Pretty ok componentry, Deore Rear Mech is 100% reliable.
    Weaknesses:Shimano Acera Front Mech is useless, Front fork a bit spongy, Jones Tyres terrible in the wet, Corvair Rims dink easily. Brakes not brilliant but I haven't got around to replacing them yet.
    Similar Products Used:Specialized Rockhopper
    Bike Setup:Stock except SID XC forks, Hope Enduro Headset, Mavic 517 rims with Deore Hubs, Deore Front Mech and Specialized Rockster Tyres
    Bottom Line:This bike was the best bike for the money I tried. I am 5'2" and so top tube length was always an issue. This bike is perfect for me in that respect as the top tube is short enough to get me over the handlebars. It feels a bit twitchy going down long descents, probably because the brakes it comes with aren't all that great and so control is a bit of problem when it gets steep. But the bottom line is that you can replace the crappy bits you don't like with no problem at all and end up with a bike that fits and will last. Value 4 because I reckon that Trek could have done a bit better with componentry, 5 overall because I really like this bike.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5






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